How to crochet a tube?

Answer by  PamelaK (264)

Chain the number of stitches needed for your sized tube. Slip stitch to the first chain. That creates a circle, which you continue to crochet up and around.

Answer by  dcbuis85 (267)

With a chain in the length you need form a ring by going through both loops of the first stitch. Continue the tube by adding rows until desired length.

Answer by  Jimbob (2275)

You have to make sure to start a row and then come back and connect it. You can do a sheet and then connect at the end.

Answer by  Xennia (104)

Begin by chaining to the length that you want the tube to be around. Connect the beginning of the chain to the end of the chain using a single stitch and working in a round. Continue working in the round until you have hit the length of tube you are attempting to make. When the length is complete, end work.

Answer by  mommy5 (144)

Crochet a chain until desired circumference is made when ends touch. Slip stitch into first single crochet. Chain 1, single crochet in each single crochet around. Repeat until desired length.

Answer by  PamelaK (264)

Chain as many stitches as needed. Carefully slip stitch to first chain to make a circle. Crochet around as many times as needed to create the length needed. Cast off.

Answer by  pktechgirl (16)

Start with a chain stitch the length of the circumference you want your tube to end up. When you have this length, single crochet into the first chain stitch making sure you don't twist your stitches. Keep crocheting around and around until the tube is the length you desire.

Answer by  cafish (2035)

Make chains the circumference of your tube and join. Do a single crochet in each stitch and continue doing a stitch in each stitch around until it is desired length.

Answer by  MelisaMarie (111)

The best way is to use an empty paper towel tube. You would then start crocheting around the tube. Go all the way down the tube first, then around.